The Osceola times., 1887-09-24
NEWS IN BRIEF.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

Railway Company ssanouncss the promo
tion OF A. Kimh~ii. tAie vice. President an,
general manager Of the road, 20 the posi-
ticn OF assistant 10 President Cable; W,
Prrdy, sscretary and treasurer, has, Il
addition 70 these Offices, been electe'
vicepresident Of the company; +, 81
John. for many years identified with tn
passenger department Of the road, as
sumes the position OF general manager
and J. +. Phillips, late cashier, has beer
appointed assistant secretary and assist
ant treasurer
CouSr KALNoKY, the Austrian premier
was at Berlin on the 18th.
SECRETARY BAYARD declines 10 ask fol
McGarigle's extradition.
MAJOR TonsIcs and Captain SCHNEIDER
have beon arrested for wholesale swim.
ding in the commissiariat Of the Hun
garian Honveds. Captain SCHNEIDER sub
sequently hanged himself In prison
GOVERNOR BEAVER OF Pennsylvania
held reception at the Academy Of Fine
Ar.s, Philadelphia, on the evening Of the
Among the visitors was President Cleve-
land, whose meeting with tho Governor
was very cordial.
THE President reviewed the Fourteenth
Pennsylvania regiment on the 18th. Mr..
Cleveland stood in the door of the White
House while the troops passed through the
driveway under the portico.
CAPTAIN JOSEPH HENDLEY. aged eighty,
whose estate is valued at $2,0O0,O00, was
buried at Middletown, Conn.,, on the 10Th.
He was for twenty-eight years at the head
of the commercial house Of Hendley & Co.,
Of Galveston, Tex.
PRIvATE SECRETARY LAMONT telegraphed
Congressman McShane at Omaha, Neb., on
the 18th, that President Cleveland will visit
Omaha October IL. Arrangements will at
once be made to give the President q cor
dial reception. Several of his wife's rea-
tives reside there. Mrs. Cleveland IL one
OF the heirs OF the Folsom estate, which
has property in Omaha valued at $500, 900.
ABoUT three hundred distinguished law
yers Of Philadelphia entertained the jus.
tices Of the United States Supreme Court
at breakfast In the Academy OF Music on
the 18th. There were five tables, and the
room was beautifully decorated with flow.
ers and plants. Chief-Justice Waite re-
sponded to the toast of "The Supreme
Court"
(Tenn.) taxing district is very III at New
York.
MRS. MEIKLEaAM, granddaughter Of
Thomas Jefferson, died on the evening Of
the 10th, at Washington, d. c.
rHE President is said to have given q
strong iutimation that Secretary Lamar Is
TO be appointed to the Supreme bench.
JUDGE HALL, Of the United States Dis
trict Court for the district Of Colorado,
has rendered an important decision on
vailroad rights to timber on public lands.
DURING the military parade in Philadel.
phia on the 10th, and wien the Grand
Army Of the Republic contingent came
In sight, Mrs. Cleveland, with Private
Secretary Lamont, his wife, Mr.. Drexel
and Others who who were with her, retired
Fom her position ON balcony Of the Hotel
Lafayette, remaining absent during the
time the veterans were passing, causing
much rcgretful comment.
DR.. CARVER, the rife champion, broke
100 glass balls In two minutes and fifteen
seconds at Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the 10th,
beating all former records. He also broke
800 balls In four minutes and forty-eight
seconds.
THE obseauies OF Governor Washingto
Bartlett OF California, who died in ONCE,
occurred in San Francisco on tho 10th, his
remains being taken to Laurel Hill Ceme-
terry. He was given state funeral, and
the occasion was In many respects the
most remarkable in the history Of the
Pacific coast.
The funeral Of Casey, the second victim
OF the recent afYsay at Mitchellstown, Ire
land, took place on the 10th. Over 1000
persons, eight abreast, all wearing laurel
leaves, followed the remains to the grave.
Father O'Neill, Of Cape Colony, has con.
tributed Goo to fund for monument to
the victims.
ROSCOE CoSKLINd was among the pail.
bearers at the funeral Of Captain Michael
Cregan In New York, on the 10th. Among
the other pall-bearers were Police Justice
Kelly, Bernard Biglin, Robert McCord
and John j. O'Brien. Ex-Governor Cor
nell, Dwight Lawrence, ex-senator
Brodsky, General John O'Bierne, Jacob
Hess, exc Congressman Stewart and many
other friends of the deceased were also
present.
NEY, U. 8. N, died on the 18th at Bryn
Hawr, Pa, aged seventy years. He had
been on the retired list since 1879.
Hon. JOSEPH CILLEy, the Oldest ex.
United States Senator and a veteran OF
the war Of 1912, died at nottingham, N.
H., on the l7th, in his ninety sixth year.
MARK SKINNER, who, as president Of the
Sanitary Commission, during the war OF
the rebellion, distributed $j,000,0)0 10 sick
and wounded soldiers, died at Manchester,
VT, ON the night of the 10th, aged seven.
ty-four. He leaves an estate valued at
$1,000, 900.
Hon. GEORGE V. N. LorHRoP, United
States Minister to st. Petersburg, has re-
turned to his post OF duty, and has thus
set at rest the stories Of his contemplated
return home.
THE Prince OF Wales and son, Prince
Albert Victor, the Emperor and Empress
Of Russia, the King of Greece and the
King and Queen Of Denmark were present
at the conservation of the English Church
at Copenhagen on the 18th.
JOHANN MosT, the rabd New York An.
archists, is loud in his denunciatins of all
who have had any thing to do with his
Chicago compatriots, and at a meeting on
the night OF the 18th gave utterance to
language of a most incendiary character.
AT a reception given TO Mrs. Cleveland
by Mrs. Geo. w. Childs, at Bryn Mawr.
Pa, on the 18th, the Presidents wife was
given her choice out Of Mr.. Childs' splen-
did herd Of thoroughbred Jersey cows.
She chose an eighteen months old heifer
named Grace.
QUEEN VICTORIA would be pleased IL Sir
John Macdonald would serve ON the Fish,
cries Commission.
MISS SUsASsE BANCROFT, grand.daugh.
ter Of George Bancroft, the distinguished
historian, will shortly be married to Wis.,
comte Albert de Cheunac Louzac NJ. De-